Butterfield & Russell Sage
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Butterfield/Russell Sage Floor Plans
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These two popular halls sit on the north side of Tuck Mall, part of the
45-acre Hitchcock Estate donated to the College in 1912. Russell Sage was
completed in 1923. Butterfield, the last of the pre-World War II residence
halls, was constructed in 1940 through the generosity of philanthropist Ralph
Butterfield, Class of 1839. In 1989 the two halls were architecturally linked
by the "Hyphen," which includes a spacious lounge area and fully equipped
kitchen.
Butterfield and Russell Sage are primarily first-year communities
(except Butterfield third floor) for the 2007-08 academic year. First-year
students are assigned primarily to two-room triples, doubles, and singles.
The Hyphen, which connects Russell Sage with Butterfield, provides a
kitchen, TV room, and common meeting space for cluster residents.
- Butterfield - 55 beds
- Russell Sage - 119 beds
Fahey & McLane
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Fahey & McLane Floor Plans
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Fahey and McLane halls, which will house 162 students in singles, suites and
two-room doubles, sit to the west of Russell Sage and across from the Gold
Coast. Fahey Hall, the east residence, follows the rhythm of the adjacent
buildings, while McLane Hall, the west residence, angles slightly to the
north, following Tuck Drive.
A southwest-facing glass connector between Fahey and McLane will offer
sweeping views of Tuck Mall and contain the primary social spaces serving the
cluster: a commons room, living room, and lounges, as well as kitchens on each
floor.
Fahey and McLane halls will be a mixed-class community with upperclass
students living primarily on McLane ground and first floors and in suites.
First-year students reside primarily in two-room doubles and singles.
- Fahey - 62 beds
- McLane - 99 beds
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